Saturday, June 10, 2006

Lunch at Fortnum and Masons

Yesterday I saw three exhibitions and about 2,500 images in terms of paintings, prints, drawings and sculpture. In the middle of the day I sketched at the St James Restaurant on the 4th floor of Fortnum and Masons and these three sketches are the result.




Details as follows:
  • The first is a double page spread in my Moleskine in pencil with colour added with coloured pencils when I got home
  • the second is A3 size (approx. 15" x 8.5") and was executed in pen and sepia ink (no erasing!)
  • the third is A3 size (approx. 15" x 8.5") and is pencil with colour added with coloured pencils when I got home
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7 comments:

  1. These are marvellous glimpses into your dining experience Katherine. I especially love the sepia ink drawing, you've captured such detail with it, just wonderful. You inspire me to go out to lunch simply to draw - eating would be secondary! :o)

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  2. Delicious! Lunch at Fortnum and Mason's - you lucky thing!
    Anita

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  3. Just one question - when exactly did you find time to eat? I'm very impressed with the amount of sketching that you got done during one restaurant meal. And they are wonderful, too!

    Michelle

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  4. Love, love, love all three--but most especially the third. That green is delicious! And I do love your textury line.
    L(lines)

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  5. more beautiful pages!! wonderful Katherine, I love looking at these, the line, detail, colors, tones, a feast.

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  6. I really love your energetic style, you're an inspiration!

    I've been slow getting my pastels posted, but I keep drawing. Maybe I'm just too picky about the photo retouching to get the colors to match my original.

    Promise some more, soon! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  7. Katherine, I can't beleive you did all these drawings at one sitting. And A3! They're lovely.

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